Knee Medial Capsule Roll Glide Assessment amp Mobilization

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The Knee joint is enclosed in a single joint capsule thats large and encloses both tibiofemoral and patellofemoral joints.Its made up of a superficial fibrous layer and deep synovial layer.The fibrous joint capsule is superficial and provides passive stablization to knee complex.The fibrous joint capsule shows several caapsular hickening or ligaments such as: • 1. Extensor retinaculum • 2.Medial and Lateral patellofemoral ligaments • 3.Medial and Lateral patellomeniscal ligaments • 4.Medial and Lateral patellotibail ligaments • 5. Arcuate ligaments • 6.Posterior oblique ligament • The synovial layer is innermost one and secrete and absorb synovial fluid in to joint cavity.The knee joint at embryonic development had two joint cavities which later by 12th week of gestation fused into one.Sometime remnants of this is seen and often denoted as Plica. • Irritation leads to PLICA SYNDROME • Watch video for more details: • • For more details and clarity...Follow my official Facebook page: / tonystutorial • or my Instagram profile: / tonystutorial • TONY JOSEPH • ASSISTANT PROFESSOR • KANNUR MEDICAL COLLEGE

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